Harnessing Local Content for the Development of the Niger Delta and Nigeria: A Policy Report
By E. R. Umukoro
By E. R. Umukoro
By E. R. Umukoro
Nigeria’s gender equality crisis demands more than statistics – it demands action. Will policymakers rise to the challenge?
Ejiro Umukoro provides more insights based on the Dataphtye report.
. . . Unraveling the Power of Reading, One Page at a Time.
As Abuja joins the league of Nigeria’s Book Cities, a quiet revolution is unfolding. E.R. Umukoro for LightRay! Media delves into the Abuja Book City Year Project, exploring how this ambitious initiative aims to rekindle a love for reading, foster literacy, and transform lives.
. . . Highlights from Day 2 at the London Book Fair by Ejiro Umukoro.
By Ejiro Umukoro
Highlighting strides in Delta State’s education, including the adoption of “Distortion” for secondary schools, Dr. Kingsley Ashibogwu, shares insights on the state’s vision for holistic learning, infrastructure development, and innovative education reforms through the proposed 12-4 system.
. . . as the Commissioner of Primary Education, Delta State Ministry of Education, Dr. Kingsley Ashibuogwu speaks on Delta State’s adoption of the new 6-12 education model as proposed by the Federal Government and why the book, DISTORTION was adopted as a literature of study for students by the ministry of education.
By Oluwaseyi Jimoh.
Radio is a vital tool in Africa’s climate change fight, providing critical information, promoting awareness, and mobilizing communities. Experts emphasize the need for increased support for community radio stations, leveraging digital technology, and promoting citizen journalism to amplify climate action and resilience. Jimoh Elizabeth Oluwaseyi analyses as well as proffer a DEVCOMM and policy approaches on the address made by Lady Ejiro Umukoro on World Radio Day for LightRay! Media.